Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-05-26
LccaI Expeditions.
MAY 30 is Decoration day.

May ~ Is Decoration Oay.
Remember lIichaels' maple sugar
ball tomorrow evening.
BE sure you read Palmer's change OF
adv. in this issue 1t will pay you.
TheStudebaker Wagon and Carriage
Works are the largest in the world.
The shrill notes of the festive mos
quito may be heard these fine evenings
Alex Rose left on Wednesday for AL.
pena and Sault Ste Marie on aprospec-
ting tour.
Ovens & BraidwoOd have new line
of ladies and gents fine shoes. Read
their change OF adv.
The woodwork of all gears of the
! Studebaker wagon is thoroughly Satu-
rated with boiling oil.
We return thanks to Rhea Ilisey for
q beautiful bouquet of flowers brought
TO this Office on Friday.
The wheels of the Studebaker wagon,
made of the best seasoned Indiana TIM
Der, are perfection itself.
Wear & Paisleys change of ad. will
| tell you NLdl " w Nilll tilesI AOlAVi Va
yours in order to save 1t.
Henry Pearce took his departure on
Monday for New Baltimore where he
will work on large club house.
The patent truss axle OF the Stude-
baker wagon makes it well worth five
dollars more than any other wagon.
Two Frenchman and bear were
the attractions in the village on Thurs
day last. They created considerable
excitement.
The carpenters have the frame of
John Tomlin's store building up and
enclosed and work is progressing rapid
ly on the same.
Twelve hundred men are constantly
employed at South Bend, Ind, in man.
ufacturing the celebrated Studebaker
wagons and carriages.
7. T.. Brooks and family have gone
to Fessemer Mich. where they Will re-
main for a time. Mr.. Brooks has an
interest in store in that burg.
Andrew DePeel is building an office
for ". w. COWing on the corner oppo-
site the Commercial House. Mr.. Cow
inc viii use il for his law and Justice
business.
Win Brown is now clerking in II. F..
Lconard's hardware store, and will re-
main until Z. I. lIaight, who is work
ing on a large club house near New
Baltimore, returns.
Give YOU q reason on compulsion
Why of course J will. | am cured Of
rheumatism, which has kept me enslav-
ed for twenty years, by using Salvation
Oil, which cost me only % cents.
Andreae & Sons are prepared to pay
cash for all the wool brought to this
market. Call and get their bid on your
wool Lefore selling. II will pay you.
Read their new adv. III this issue.
Wherever you go, even TO the furthest
verge of creation. there you will find the
Studebaker wagon. This fact affords
its own moral: The wagon universally
recognized as the best is the wagon to
buy.
a. Gunsolus has cur thanks for San
Francisco. Cal. papers and a bunch Of
roses from that land of flowers. We
expect TO hear from him soon and will
! let the readers know what he thinks of
! chat country.
Asit is now about wool time we
would say to the farmers that there
| will be several buyers in the field at
! this market and ii will pay them to
come here and get the highest price the
market will afford.
The board Of Review for the town.
! ship Of Brockway and village Of Brock
| q or
| Efrick's Office on Thursday and Friday
this week between the hours of . q. III.
and p. m. each day.
Beware Of the repair bills sure to
| follow if you purchase so-called cheap
| wagon. You will find that your cheap
wagon will cost you more in the long
run twice over than if you had paid a
fair price on the start and bought a
"Studebaker.
We notice by The county treasurers
report chat only three liquor licenses
| have been issued to parties i'll the
township OF Brockway. Why is it that
we have seven places where liquor is
sold in this township and only three
have paid their tax? Something Is
wrong somewhere.
Sunday night last was made hideous
by the noise caused by the mischevious
pianks of some young lads about the
village who are old enough and ought
TO know better We have their names
and il they repeat this racket again
will publish them. The marshal is on
the lookout for them and will lock
them up inthe jail for the night If they
indulge in any more manoeuycrs OF
this kind. Take warning boys.
ID. NJ Church met with quite a mis-.
fortune on Monday, while moving his
household goods from Peck to this
place. lie had succeeded in loading
one Of the wagons at Peck with furni
tuTe. stoves, ETC., when the team, which
was htched to the vehicle, became
frightened and ran away. scattering
the contents of the load along the road
The goods ore rendered useless ant
this will be quite loss TO Mr.. Church
Everything was going along nicely il
getting the hotel here in shape foi
business and to have this happen seems